When asked about her greatest achievement, Shaked said the Minister of Justice is "the minister involved in everything."

"I think the justice system today is more diverse," she said. "We are doing a good job in changing all legal statements regarding Judea and Samaria. We are changing them. We are doing hard work to reduce polygamy among the Bedouins [sic] in the south of the country, it's also very important." She also said her ministry was working to do "other social stuff" that is less interesting to the media but equally important.

"Today, there is an order from the Attorney General that the police not publish their recommendation without his approval," she said. "Even former Supreme Court Justice Elyakim Rubinstein said the police should not publish their decision, because in the vast majority of the cases the prosecution decides to close the case."

Nor does the Nationality Law defining Israel as "a Jewish state with a democratic regime" and legislating Hebrew as the national language violate democratic principles.

"The Nationality Bill is pretty obvious," she said. "Israel is a Jewish and democratic state."

"Those laws will only make Israel a stronger democracy. They won't hurt democratic values."

Though Shaked herself is non-observant, her party - the Jewish Home - is a religious Zionist party. Shaked shows great respect for rabbis and understands religious needs. Despite their lifestyle differences, Shaked said she feels her party is "very open" and that she "feels right at home."

On the issue of current investigations of the prime minisgter and the coalition head, she admitted to "feeling uncomfortable because of the investigations, and also because of the leaks during the investigations. "

Shaked also said that the government should not interfere in business and technology.""The hi-tech in Israel is so successful because the government is not involved in it," she asserted.